Jack Le Brocq has joined two-time Development Series Champions MW Motorsport for the 2015 Dunlop Series.After a solid first season in the V8 Supercar feeder category, the chance to race with MW Motorsport will allow the youngster to build on core skills.
Beginning 2014 with a podium finish at the Bathurst 12 Hour with Erebus Motorsport, Le Brocq rounded out the year with several top 10 results upon debut in the Dunlop Series, including sixth and seventh place results at Queensland Raceway where he finished eighth in the round overall.
With two Dunlop Series Championships and numerous race and round wins to their credit, a drive with the highly regarded MW Motorsport is an important opportunity for Le Brocq.
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“MW Motorsport is a proven team having won races and championships. I’m looking forward to being part of the MW Motorsport team this year, and hopefully I can provide Matt and the team with some more race and round wins.”
Having worked with Le Brocq previously, MW Motorsport Team Principal Matthew White has high hopes for the youngster.
“Jack is a very enthusiastic capable driver, we had a debut run at Sandown in the Kumho Series with Jack and he was pretty impressive, we’re very excited about him and am sure he’ll do great things,” said White.
“Our aim is for Jack to have consistent top five results, and if we can get ourselves into a position for a race win, that will be fantastic.”
With the benefit of his vast experience, Le Brocq holds realistic expectations for 2015 acknowledging the talented field comprising the Dunlop Series.
“With Cam Waters already confirmed, and Paul Dumbrell looking like he’ll be back again, there will be some stiff competition again next year,” said Le Brocq.
“But it will be great to have drivers like them providing a really high level of competition which gives us something to aim for.
“We’re definitely working away to try and beat those guys for sure.”
The 2015 Dunlop Series will begin with the Clipsal 500 round at the Adelaide Street Circuit on February 26th.
